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By Hasan Ünal, Published on The Cradle, Aug 15, 2022: Ankara has managed to reset relations with several neighbors, yet normalization with Damascus has remained the most elusive, until recently. [...]

VIDEO By Alexander Mercouris & Alex Christoforou, Published on The Duran, Aug 10, 2022: In this discussion between Alex Mercouris and Alexander Christoforou they analyze the outcome of the [...]

By Steven Sahiounie, Published on MidEast Discourse, Aug 13, 2022: Russian President Vladmir Putin and Turkish President Recep Erdoğan held a four-hour meeting on August 5 in Sochi, which may [...]

Published on United World International, Aug 6, 2022: On August 5, Turkish and Russian Presidents Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Vladimir Putin held talks in Sochi. The talks focused on trade and [...]

Melih Bulu, the unpopular political appointee to the top post of Turkey’s prestigious Bogazici University, has finally been fired. By Nazlan Ertan Published on Al-Monitor, July 15, 2021 [...]

On the face of it, an alliance between Turkey and Ukraine seems like a rather odd creation, yet one that may surprisingly durable simply because neither country has anywhere else to turn. What [...]

“We are issuing our last warnings,” Erdoğan said during a parliamentary group meeting of his ruling AKP party. “Turkey has done every sort of preparation to carry out plans for an operation in [...]

The double blow the US House has dealt Turkey over its military campaign in Syria shows how wrong Erdoğan is to rely on his personal relationship with Trump to manage ties with the United States. [...]

According to US President Donald Trump Abu Bakr Baghdadi, the chief of ISIS,has been killed in northwestern Syria. This report on events, from a Syrian perspective, questions how Turkey’s [...]

Turkey’s Syria policy has for years turned on Erdogan’s ambition to consolidate his one-man rule at home. Turkey supported Islamist insurgents against Damascus when doing so strengthened [...]